Hail! Revisits The Helu Hurdle
Posted by on December 2, 2011 – 9:53 amIf the Redskins were looking for a spark in the running game, then just call Roy Helu “flint and steel.”
The rookie back had a career-high 30 touches for 162 yards and touchdown. None of his touches were more important than his third-and-three play where he he caught the pitch, hurdled, bulldozed and sprinted 28 yards to paydirt, starting the improbable fourth-quarter comeback.
In this week’s edition of Ben Ceccarelli’s Hail! comic, we find out how Helu was able to levitate over his would-be tacklers:
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By RussianBreadMaker on Dec 2, 2011 | Reply
BEST – HAIL – EVER
By psycoskin on Dec 2, 2011 | Reply
Hopefully next week after we get this win you can show Helu wearing a stolen jet rocket back pack and him flying up and down the field.
By Brian Tinsman on Dec 2, 2011 | Reply
@psycoskin–
I think subtlety is the name of the game, but I like where your head’s at